Sentence examples for believing which from inspiring English sources

Adopting the theme "Imax is believing," which Mr. Gelfond notes is "a take on 'Seeing is believing,' " signals to consumers that Imax is special, he says, beyond attributes like the screen being larger and brighter.

"We looked really assured," he added of how his side had fought to gain a 16-0 half-time andantage, "and were doing what we planned to – really believing – which is pleasing".

And readers' nightmares: for this kind of stuff matters – once we lose confidence in an author, it's very easy to stop believing, which is only one step behind no longer caring about what happens.

There is no criterion of "truth", "nothing by believing which we believe something else" (SEP, 55).

"It's just a matter of me believing, which I am, and maturing, which I am as well". Having risen into the World's top 16, White has qualified automatically for the World Championships and was "absolutely thrilled" to avoid the pitfalls of three qualifying rounds.

What you hear and see, you end up believing, which ultimately impacts your opinion of something or someone.

If we were good enough, we believed (which rhymes with deceived) people would find us.

"Nothing can now be believed which is seen in a newspaper," Jefferson said then.

"Thomas Jefferson said 'nothing can be believed which is seen in a newspaper.

"Often people with learning disabilities aren't believed, which is a major, major problem," he said.

I used to do ballads like I Believe, which is a religious song".